The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1887-05-19


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TUESDAY last was the 73rd anniversary
of Norwegian independence and 1t was
quietly observed in all portions OF the
state where this nationality has consider
able numbers. No celebration was at
tempted in this city.
JOHN Cone while coupling cars In the
yards at this place had his left hand bad
ly injured. The index and middle fingers
were cut off near the knuckles and the
third finger at the upper joint. The
thumb was badly crushed.
The saw-mill of Pankratz & Co. started
up on Saturday last the first cargo Of
logs having come in from Peshtigo the
preceding morning. The mill is prepar-
ing timber to be used by Schuette and
Willott in fixing up their docks
Another lot of those all wool Crepe
goods has just been ordered. The ladies
are just beginning to appreciate what we
are offering in the way of certain kinds
/ Of dress goods. q
| SCHURTTE Bros.
! Mr.. CHAs. BURT has purchased the
/ Kostomlatsky house and has converted
| it into boarding house. It is centrally
| located and has good large rooms. Boar
ders will be taken by the day or by the
week, and transient custom is also de-
sired.
THE city council is having under con-
sideration the building of breakwater
under Eighth street bridge. Opinion is
| by no means unanimous as to the value
of this breakwater or rather opinion Is
divided as to its effects upon lower dock
property.
Mrs. LANGTRY will be in Milwaukee
the latter part of this week. mark the
prediction" a number of the married
men of Manitowoc will find that they
have business in Milwaukee which must
be attended to on Friday or Saturday of
this week.
A MAN was caught stealing a suit of
clothes at the New York store one day
last week. A clerk discovered him in an
attempt to stuff the clothes into a grain
bag Mr.. Mock was satisfied with taking
the clothes back and did not prosecute
the fellow
WE are showing a good assortment of
La1rRS of many different grades and
choice styles at present. You viii find
not only good styles, but prices also that
Will please you Remember our LdlcnS
should YOU want any. 26
SCHUETTE Bros.
THE Dairy Board was organized yes
terday. August Schuette was elected
president, Fred Bremen, vice-president,
Albert Becker, secretary, and G. A. Bahr,
treasurer. Some cheese was sold at 1Oc
The Board will meet every Wednesday at
p. VI. at Klingholz Hall.
One OF the most popular weaves in
dress goods are the serges of all kinds.
We have now in stock line of these in
an all wool fabric 36in. wide and of SUI
perior quality, which we have marked at
40c. All colors, including new shades,
just received. SCHUETTE Bros.
X. E. RoBLE died on Thursday last in
Cato at the home of his daughter, Mrs.
Aubol. He came from Norway in 1870
and lived with his son in Liberty, Mr.. X.
X. Robbie. The last few years he lived
with his daughter 2. X. Roble of Cato
| and II. X. Roble of this city are mis- sons.
T. G. YOUNG completes his post gradu-
ate course at Johns Hopkins University
I in a few weeks and Will then visit his
friends in Wisconsin. He has made a
| speciality Of History and Political Science
and will likely give some college the ben
eft Of his learning in these departments.
THE proposed extension of the Lake
! Shore & Western to the westward is by
way Of Neillsville, city in Clark county
lying southwest of Wausau, the point
! from which the survey starts. Nothing
is settled definitely yet as to the point in
| final view, but it is thought to be La
! Crosse.
| HE treasury department has notified
collectors of ports that vessels bound
from Canada to United States ports must
have manifests of the cargo signed by the
captain of the vessel The captain must
| give the collector a list Of all things
| tod no
ment of reasons for omission.
A GOOD deal of opposition to the rent
ing of the building on York street for the
delusive temperance saloon is developing.
Ii the city has any means of preventing
the occupancy of this building for the
! purpose suspected, it should at once be
supplied. Haunting vice in the heart of
the city should not be tolerated.
A socIABLE Will be given in the base
ment of the Presbyterian church, Wednes-
day evening, May 18th, by the young
ladies of the congregation. There will be
music and readings. Strawberries and
cream will be served. Admission. free:
but it is hoped all Will buy dish of
Strawberries and cream. ~
4 NUMBER of Manltowoc men some
years ago purchased lands in Northern
Michigan. Among the number are A. J.
Schmitz, John Franz A. Wallich and
Daniel Boehmer. Lately it has been
discovered that the lands lie within the
belt of copper lands according to the
geologic survey. Inere may be fortune
in store for these men.
TIE vessels which We're caught in iron
ports last fall when navigation closed. will
never again allow their cargoes to remain
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